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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-09-30

For ONE time past iumbermen on the
Yellow Dog river in Marquette county
have caught glimpses OF a strange looking
creature roaming in the woods. A
capture was planned. The party Of
officers that started for the place
met the object of their search, being
marched down the road 10y an Indian
named George hadosh, who found him
wandering naked IN the woods. Alter he
had been b4thed AMI given a SUIT of clothes
hc was asked 10 write his maine in a book.
he TOOK 10 aud wrote in clean hand !;
''barthlas iOOta.'
have two father lie said zone in
Germany and one IN Colorado. ! also
have one hundred wives. ! escaped from
"a penitentiary and came here. bought
the whole upper peninsula.
The man l. German, feet inches in
he ght and would Wclsu ~ heu in flesh lsO
pounds. he has darG brown hair and
beard dark gray eyes fitted into "A low
but broad forehead His hands are long
and SIM ami show no evidence OF hard
labor. he evidently has been intelligent,
and II i, thought that he escaped
from some asylum and found his way Ia
10 this peninsula. where he Iecame lost
Livery attention Is being given nam and
there are hopes that his mind Will he re
stored
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-09-30
Said 70 he Unconstitutional.

State Senator J. W. BabcOck has fled
with the supreme court mandamus
which Involves the constitutionality Of
the state swamp land law passed at the
recent session OF the legislature. Ex-Judge
Marston and Col Atkinson are associated
with Senator Babcock in the important
case The adjustment of this law would
result in loss OF S5i, 40 to Wayne coun-
ty, and would also involve ten other
Michigan counties in "A lesser degree. Sen
ator Babcock has a letter from Jud "a
Cooley which states that IN his opinion
the new law cannot affect moneys that
are the proceeds of swamp lands which,
under tue act amended, the several coun
ties had become entitled 10 before the e
cent act was passei In all such moneys,
Ju ige Cooley thinks, the counties had ac-
quired "a vested right and the legislature
could not dlvest them of 1t.
The swamp land law was hotly contested
in the last legislature. The Old counties
of the state, having disposed of their
swamp lands in railroad grants, favored
the law, while the younger counties, where
the swamp lands were still unsold, worked
tooth and nail against 1T. The present
movement is instigated 10y the defeated
faction.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-09-30

The Massachusetts, democratic state con
vention in Worcester on the Goth inst
nominated II. Il. Lowering for governor
on the first ballot.
The resolutions congratulate the coun.
try that the credit OF the country has
been improved under democratic ad
ministration; that millions of acres Of
Ian d have reverted TO the people; indorse
the presidents civil service reform ideas
and for the honest economical govern
ment provided. The third resolution in.
sists that all offices under the civil service
should be filed 10y those Of the same politi.
cal faith with the president, and demands
that all subordinates against whom often
sive partisanship can be charged shall lie
removed.
The remainder of the ticket was: Lieu.
tenant governor, Walter &. Cutting Of
Pittsield; secretary of state, John F..
Murphy of Lowell; treasurer Henry C..
Thatcher of Yarmouth; attorney general.
John w. Corcoran of Clinton; auditor,
William +. Cook of Springfield.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-09-30
FOREIGN FACTS.

Cholera is increasiny at an alarming
rate in Italy.
twenty five socialists were arrested in
Breslau the other day.
Five persons were drowned in Lake
Geneva on the Goth inst
John Dillon is quoted as saying that
there is more trouble in store for unhappy
ireland.
minister TO Russia, has returned TO 81
Petersburg
The count of Paris has issued another
manifesto, and IL is stated that Prince
Napoleon will reply TO it.
Michael Davitt sailed from Queenstown
on the p inst. for America. His visit is
simply one Of pleasure and rest.
The town OF Grayeuhurst, Ont, was al
most completely wiped out Ly fire sept
23i. About 81 families are rendered home
less.
The boiler of the West Indian steamer
Elbe, exploded during her trial trip on
Stokes bay, and eight sailors were instant
ly killed.
Missionaries to the Cslician Plain, Asia
Minor, report great famine there and that
large numbers OF people are kept alive by
eating grass, roots, refuse OF the streets,
berries and small fruits.
A letter has been received from Stanley,
written under date of June 2 He was
then about 10 start for the interior, and
says in bis letter: THE lat chance Of
communicating with Europe for "A few
month, viii be gone"
Tie trial Of Editor William O'Brien un
der the crimes act at Mitchellstown Ire
land, resulted in his conviction, and I've
was sentenced 10 three months imprison-
ment. Notice of appeal from the judg-
ment of the court was given.
IL is rumored in Paris that the remains
OF Napoleon have been sto en- from tho
tomb in the hotel dos invalides and cast to
the wind.
The coroner's jury in the case Of the
railway collision on the Midland railway,
near Doncaster, Eng, on the lGtu inst, rem
dered a verdict of manslaughter against
both Taylor, the engine driver and the
fireman Of the express train from Liver.
pool.
The story Is confirmed that after the
execution Of the murderer Prazinl Ger
tain police official obtained a portion OF
the murderer's skin from an attendant at
the medical school and had it converted
into a couple Of purses, which he present
ed one each TO NM. Taylor and Goron, po-
lice officials, as souvenirs.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-09-30

MR.. Fi,ke of Detroit, who was formerly
Mrs Frank Sib.ey of Marshall, has come
into possession Of fortune which is esti-
mated all the way from So 600 TO $500,
90, by Judge Hooker's decision in the
famous Perrin-Sibley will case, which has
been in the courts for the past dozen years
or more.
The suit is one OF considerable interest
as well as Importance. Frank Sibley's
ather left TO him in his will property con-
sisting Of real estate, water power and
buildings, provided that the son reached
his majority. In the event of his death
before that time, the estate was to go to
other persons. He died before he was 81
and lett a widow. One Perrin, an execu-
tor, tried to carry out the provisions OF
the will and the relict contested. While
the case was yet pending she married Mr.
Fiske.
The case has cost large amount OF
money and will be appealed.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-09-30

Asistic cholera was brought TO New
York tho other morning by the steamship
Alesia, which comes from the cholera in
iected ports Of Italy it is in its worst
and virulent form, and death was the sure,
quick result OF an attack. The esia
sailed from Naples on September B. When
nine days out from that port. the first
case, that of Luiga Maria, a steerage
passenger, was discovered by the ships
doctor. lie fingered along for three days
in great agony aud died On the follow.
ing day Paul Antonio BalGageria another
steerage passenger, died of the plague.
Both were promptly buried at sea. From
that time almost every day until the ship
arrived in port death occurred, and all
received the same sea burial. There were
eight deaths in all. The Others were Jean
de Nivolin and Jean Somma, sailors. and
,teerage passengers Serafin de Lilo, Anna
Neltrigad, francesca Matteo and Maria
Antonia Scala Neno.
WI hen the Alesia arrived of quarantine
The New York health officers at once took
energetic measures to confine the disease
to its present limits. DR.. Hamilton sur
geon-general OF tue marine hospital ser.
vice thinks the arrival OF one infect ted YES
sci should not create alarm.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-09-30
Tho Mntlnn neniel.

Capt VIM L. Black, counsel for the
anarchists appeared before the Illinois
supreme court on the morning OF the Goth
inst, and entered n motion for leave to
withdraw the original record in the an
archists' case for the period OF thirty days
saying he wished 20 submit TO his associ-
ato counsel, who resides i'm New York,
and then If so advised 20 submit the rec
ord to the United States supreme court
on an application for a writ OF error
After cons ultation the court overruled the
motion. Capt Black seems TO he greatly
discouraged over the denial, and says that
she would not have the responsibility for
denying that motion on his head for the
world.n
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-09-30
WOLVERINE WHISPERINGS.

Ice is nearly an inch thick up in Presque
Isle county.
Benzie county is taking steps toward
circulating local opt on petitions.
The Advent college at Battle Greek has
a new boarding house with IS rooms.
Warren 5. Draper OF Pontiac, has com
menced the prac tice of law in Duluth.
Trains will be running on the Chicago
Kalamazoo q Saginaw road by October l..
The Cheboygan lumber company will cut
pine this winter from its Canadian lands.
William Meyers Of Saginaw county, an
inmate of the Pontiac asylum, has escaped
ID. b. Harrington OF Mason exhibited
200 varieties Of potatoes at the state fair.
James Cunningham's baby was scalded
TO death near Benton Harbor the other
day.
There is talk Of consolidating the Sagi-
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-09-30
In Dakota This Time.

An east-bound Iassenger train on the
Mi waukee q ~. Paul road, ran into the
rear of freight train near Canton Dako.
Ia. Five employees of the road were
killed. six cars O. wheat, one of cattle,
one caboose and the passenger coaches
were demolished.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-09-30
The Decree Signed

The formal order of the Illinois supreme
court in the case Of the condemned an
archists was signed Sept. cath, and at once
forwarded to the sheriff OF Cook county.
Gen. Pryor, the New York jurist, will an
ply for writ or error.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-09-30

Cattle-Market generally l0c lower;
shipping steers, S5,d4 80; stockers and
feeders, 81 ,5e3; cows bulls and mixed,
81 25s62 80: Texas cattle, 81 25Cd3 10;
western rangers, : 15OD3 10.
HoGs-Markct strong and to l0c higher
4 ~ Is l5 rough and skips, 1904 75.
SHBBP-Msrket slow; common lower
natives 8! h09g64 10; western, SO 1I3 is;
Texans, $3Cd3 20; lambs, $i(di %.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22
CRY skNs coNplNsgp.

fhs Ccane4 bed ths.F regular @sstins
lSst essal1E.
J. n s1sFllng Of SrsB1 Rapl l.. vas a
Lhe oecia~1tsl yss.srdsA
A l. s4nk. Of 6ssLd Rapids, wss a. ths
asn1aste9 Hstsl yss.seazy
u Is ,-Cuxat -. 4azkek z axe = ts1
inches iossE thai K sGs ~ TIE SumElsE.
a ulosE e05oyab-s time Has Lad ~ al ths
O. 4sl 1erace "a. gwen - ils j &. q
soc.etf "a ths. kl1snHcrg Hal l4st "sdaes'
14y sssas1k.
A kerosene lamp exploded IN one Of ths
wash rooms IL t5s Bradford IA hstsl nIg1I Se-
fore issl- Damage ABOUT 60, mostly %
slnoAs and water.
Ihls Afternoon a. 25o elock there will
oe = u2eelnz 81 TIE 0ood tSmplsrs hal
% oOs under 10 years ol 4ss fOT the paE-
pose u organizing Loyal Legion Cub.
The wsest iog match between W. +.
Gicts and Aalsaaa oOFakichi IA - tsks
plscs on tie uIsnG of November = lbs
Jas vii arrive several days prior 20 ths
MztcE.
The sea has gone down ia the little lake
bls s sill rOaTllg 0uE n the BIZ axe.
ne steamer 4snoaslaee lsy slna-Ooand
here Tor tssnIy-f0ur hours aud 4 not
isaye MUskesOa untl C'c.ocA yesterc ~
afternoon.
Deputy United States Marshal Jacks
THURSDAY afternoon ~f.ei up The scow
Forrest ~ Porg sherman, AZ the instance o.
Re nder l.. Workman. OF Holland, who
c aims thar boat owned Dy him was re-
canlly damsged 10 the extent OF - " ~
tie tOrress coiiiding with Il n Grand Hs-
ven. The wit IS ielurnablc November
L H. The captain OF the Forrest furnished
= boad ia the SUN OF 500
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22
TIME TO QUIT.

II ths Pullman Palace Car Company
cleared = million and half dollars last
year. is 8 time the public should demand
that they pay their portsrs enough TO en-
able than 10 I've without depending On
fees The porters earn q certain amount
O. money. II that money Is given thea
by their employers It Is wages, Il by pas
ssogsrs. Il 10 charity. Ths present sys-
TEN ,orcss the portsrs into the attitude
Of begzsrs. while the passengers are
actually giving their alns 10 the million
aires ot the car company instead os the
porters. A very considerable portion OF
ths million and bali net profit is the
charity Of patrons % ths cars who have
paid hosrslly in fares FOR al the service
thsy have had. Let the public refuse to
pay fss-; than the company viii pay iis
ovD employees and The porssrs, while re-
ceiving equally as good remuneration.
will not be compelled TO solicit charity.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

The catastrophe which occurred IN
New York on MOodsy, when the walls OF
. parochial school fell sni killed q num-
bsr of people and seriously injured
oshsrs. reveals scsndalous Official neglect.
A subsequent inspection OF the building
department records showed that Father
krEsxR had permission for the erection
Of two story building only. and yet ne
vas somplscsnsiy running the walls up
four stories in defiance Of the ordinance
and OF tia danger which dnaly over
rhslEsd him. OF coarse ID may bs ecu
csdsd that Father KRsER. who wss
fatally injured in the ruin Of the build
ing, was sctustsd only by = desire to
ssrvs The interests Of bis church with the
greatest economy. But that doesn't sx-
e1ss the building inspector. whose duty
it is 10 protect innocent people from dead
falls set FOR them by builders. whether
innocently OF Intentionally. A lesson oi
thu kind gwen BUDDENsrEK would serve a
yaluabls snd IN all such cases.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22
a NARROW ESCAPE.
A Man Buried In the Ruins OF = Burning
Building.

Building.
An alarm of fire was given early yes
terday morning, caused by the burning of a
building known as the old ''iron-clad," OPP
posite the Bradford Hotel on Wster-st. The
house was occupied by q woman named
Doolsg, Mr.. and Mrs. Flaherty. another
woman known as Dutch Annie" and Mike
Decker, q man who was staying in the
house over night. The house was built on
piles and when the piles had barned of the
building toppled over Two of the fremen.
Jacks aud Wilkinson, were covered by the
roof. but by hard work they ertricated
themselves. Soon after Jacks escaped be
heard groans proceeding from the
smouldering interior and ~ once
went in to investigate. He found
Decker wis pinned down by q por-
ton of the roof which had slipped down
scross his hips and held him there, while
one of his limbs was scorched by the fire.
A stream was ut once turned upon ths.
point, and the hremen went 10 Jacks aid
and soon extricated the man from his peril
Gus position. Doctors Thomas and Marvin
were called, and little later DR.. Denslow
and Decker was taken 10 Ricbard Doyle s
where it was found that his injuries were
but tritling.
Decker, who was intoxicated and does not
seem 20 have known that the house was on
fire ill he was rescued. said that ne though,
when the roof fell in il was time TO lock III
the saloon aud some one was kicking bin
out. The othsr occupants escaped with
only their nightclOthes. The building re-
longed 70 TIE Britain estate. and was no
OF great value. Three cars which stood
upon the railroad tracks near by were
somewhat scorchsd by the flames.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

1trsnzs - u nlay sssas, tls people oi
this souatry oess lsss ialorEnatl0a, gen
sraliy speaking. Of 5oatn AAsfiea. ths
otlsr hslf, Il n0t ths bsEtsE hail u tie
Western contlnent. than lhsy have of s1y
country IA karops. And 80 our destiny
nay yea Go more Intimately eon1sctsd
sitn sonfh s1d CsafFal AnsFios sad
Asxico thza al otaer great iaBd zali
sollfical dIyIsIoas--sxcspl, perhspss Can
IA, cr ErIiLsh AE-srics generally.
Why, 10 yoa ak bseauss s1s tsn-
1sncy u thls ~hois Western eJEtinsns .
towards republican - azalaat monarch
cal 0r dsspotlo forms u government. sad
ths nations u tAs y sss form wat may
be called a great group, 4 Lot conDi-
nation, Of powers
fhIs continent c01Esins most 0f las re-
publics Of the sorid. tie Eastern cont
nsaL tia klag IONS, empires and prinei-
pslltiss, and there -. aud tnsse ever vii
Be. general sni irrsDrsaalDls conilict
bstsssn The two classes.
Al our republics are young, and. with
tts exception u tho Uuitsd STATES. weak
and comparatively untssEsd Even IN
South America the empire Of Brazil, with
ia great metropolis, Rio Jansiro, half
ths AIS 0f Nav YORK. holds political
d0uiaanes. And ths French. Dateh and
Ensllsh have strsng tootholds over other
S0ath American territory.
Bat ths whole Western continent, in
eludiaz tbs British sad other fOrsizn aud
dsspOsic posssaslons. Is rapidly rspuo-
hcsufzinx. Shcuid the United States
ssan1 halr a eontasy lOngsr-and rspuo-
lles have So far ever be-n short hved and
revolutionary -hers "a simost certain tC
DO <snsrsl political ssf sration between
the Western and Eastern continsnts
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22
Health is Wealth.

T. g. VEST Ser~r anT ara T-strse1f =
f-ss~e1reec srecidc f1r Hrrfsrs ffxziosss orr
vlSt1-s tfs ServrFs Neurs gle HesfsCts
NeTTa-fs r-rs7rst'c7 csrsed y tne ssSe q eo7os
Or fctsHcc. Nsksfl ness Nerfa4 Dep~eSsfc-
>cfre111a ~ to- s-sia r~s1itt1g ~ iaesniEv s01
tszsiug - Misery fecsF sn6 Sesth. F~pr rstn~e
Nla AFe. - srr~r aegs l0~s - FrweT fr eifrer
sr r~~ r~fsr~ frors srr -re--er--~hrea
rsEssi - rv4~ srer-on - re ars r. - "a 5uze
rr a~c--t-<w zrr>e Fsch Nrr re~rs|rs 90
r7rrth srrafrerr 10y. ~ * a0xes f1F
s. sent ~ raj r-~rsft ov r-cei0f ~ rrlss.
We ATsTTFE S8N neNFS
- csra ssV esse. p ~ ear --5tr received =
- sar sfx r,r-s sr--rr rs-f~f wfrh Sz
see-s 20 r-f-s : a~@r rv r-ffreE zrsrs~fza -. p
a-ass sse r.rnsv II ne rrestrf1s ss.s 81 eTecl
ae.-z. eua-r1aerT Eled a1sF -
W. n. Tl88S, DRUGGIST,
Sc sseax
12e Ncn~e~-st., tsraae Rsesa& as<&.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22
For SUIe--MjsceIl0ueous

NOR sALE-BLoCK OF % lots IL OAK
l. dale Park Owner leaving city. Robinson &
Lacey, Houseman Block 2s6,i
UsOR sALE--ONE BAY EORsE, FIVE YEARS
T one gray mare. seven years and s7rrei mare,
eight years old. for slJo. apiece. Take your
Choice. John Muddy. 2si
pOR sALE-TwO A NO DELIVERY
L wagons suitable for groceries. meat market or
Tor any other delivery use. These wagons a. e o.
our own make end each has lbe Coihy patent
box which for durability has no equal Inquire
al factory, South Front-st, west end Of Button
street bridge, Colby Craig SO. 2s1
WOOD FOR SALE PARTIALLY DRY, HARD
w WOOD, stove length Al sL5D per cord. Grand
Rapids Veneer Works 1saif
ITO STEAM USERS.-I HAVE 20 CORDS
| mixed hemlock and hardwood siabS. Which
j will deliver T. o. b. Grand Rapids at sl.73 per
cord. l.. T. Cook, Founlain-S,. z.otf
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

Atsf ~ sOLO-A GOOD HoUsE AND BARN
VI !s@f los> - tle s144ss - tfsN-o4t So
al Ger viii "a alfxs Q sssf-e.4.. i&1G. villa 10
To1s ~ .ake ffo1tsgt saioioias toe r.sns ks-y
c-ae1P fsr cast " wiz treee iof c-ty frop<rfs.
L1I0a & Dgl.Da.
BIG ABDUCTION t0h sALk A. Ia
- proyes farm of - serss a a. caeaa tnes1
isoo1 Al. slaSit Aelss. sool "a - ska9. A. ~
Get f-Lrs. SeaCe4 2 te~s- &ad c.urca ~lt4iD ~
rots. tls 2izes ae % .isi sell Patty -l-s b a 10
50 81 fsI ueA,tl AlG nteas he u.oaes He'd
AsTt'c cee ~ $50 Can be b.1sh aoa t5s
- s0s cash ~ $3.50 0ue-hali cash. lutte brJs.
over AFcaee.
NOR sALE-PINE LASDs ~ NEwAYG0
Il Coanty, UP}es Peniasais. and MiaeS ns.a.
also cho.ce soutke-n Pine excellent farms IN thas
county. AID valuable cry ptOleriy foF sac
NoAc7 10 losn ca kcsl E>lAte OF bank securities
~ suIls iTom 40 sl5o.tsU.0l. stoexs and bonds
bought anc sd haYe sls1 sos sAle uPpp Io4-
soT.sble ierns. piece 81 resl es,sIe vita tr0nt
s<e ollIt feet, which Is sdrius1 70 be the most
oesilshle property ~ he cry f0s tAe location OF
a 1rgt c'sss Eo.-i NBOlesaie Dry GOODS House,
stores. Bank or ctaor rus1ncE indastry. For
particulars cal "a CT address A. r Antisdel
Room Losests k.oeE, opposite sweets Hotel:
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22
Claarnncs. Yestsrdar

Schooners Louis A. Burton, Milwaukee,
5000 feet OF lumber; Wolverine, Chicago.
10000 feet lumber, L. NJ. Davis. Chicago.
$4,000 feet lumber l. NJ. Davis. Chicago
$4,000 lath, Driver. Chicago. l,oU0, 900
shingles. Total. $4,000 feet of lumber,
o25OJO lath 500 90 shingles
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22
Miscellaneous.

IITANTED-FLAT TOP OFFICE DISK AND
" oil sove. J. D. Bcx :, this once. s9s
MECH ANICAL DRAwING-EVENING LIS
vi sons given By {. 4. Hhitmo-e 81 fourth-st.
2R
SAI IF.sNAN-gAN ADD A LINE SMALL
= ssmples. ore a7cut canned $50, others up
TO s., 0 IA 1s3s. J.. q. bcx 1871, New York 40
VyEATHER STRIPS - 6G0 FEET AsSORI-
w ed inst r. ceived Ny carpenter j. wiling
70 nut tHens on your dcOrs and windows very
cheap OF will sell for g 70 per 10 feet Also RIB
ter stamp stencils, house numbers. door plates
wire nstftar. etc Umbrellas repaired. fPesrl-
81, nesrthe tniEs B. Bullard- A3
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22
For Re,.t--R,asfness Places.

DOOM AND POWER TO RENT-CoRNKR
IL CampAn and Lol!s-sts. Bennett & osburn.
1Ohif
TOR REST-NE Will. FIT Up, FURNISHING
7 reliable water and steam power. for any
satisfactory applicant The iron veneer building
on Erie-st. lately occupied by leiteits Boiler
shep. Dimensions are about 40x70 has high
ceiling ana light on three sides Apply TO Eissei
Csrpet sweeper Go. 81 Mtll-st, CitY 2lA
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

TIE n. e. II. SNR Z. Vi IN 81
-ther che.r sxcurzion 80 Dstrost Monday
Get "a so give al a. onpcrtuaifv 0f seeing
- fsst xarae # base hsii - he sessc1 a.
rscrestirn Park. DefToit vs. Sk LAuis fer
fse wnrids char: rsorstio. The frsin vi
Iee~z tfrzai RsDids - = 81 = RI . rsfnra ,sV
o. -,Te Desrpse - seEse = n Only s.
~ - EazSs 80
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

The foundation OF al happiness is health
A man With sn imperfect digestion may be
a millionaire, nay bs the husband OF an
angel AID ths father of half = dozen che
r1os, and yet be n ssraoie IL be oe troubled
with dyspepsia. or any OF the disorders
arising from impsrfect digestion or s slug
gish iivsr. DR. Pisrcs's Pleasant Purgativs
Pellets sre the safest and surest remedy for
these morbid conditions. Being purely
vegetable, they are perfectly harmless.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

Tie n C. T. r rill sell acksls 20 De-
trois snf return on Monday. October -
Tickets - "a reguisr trains ~ that date
az s. for tbs round trip. For bose 6esirir :
% n On N,Suds- md return TIE da7 foiisw-
icg We vii maze rae q one fare f5r ne
rnnrt trip.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

Tt is conceded BY everybody in this
city that The rsLsssaw- II xRAI.D has done
nors within ths past SIX months 20 buiid
up the town than al tbs ether papers OF
this city put together. We srs snxious
thaf our aetna circulation shall reach
700 copies daily be,ors tbe beginning OF
smother yssr. The only reward ws ask
is that cur trisods shall urge sons
stranger 20 our company to "tryT the
paper for two weeks. II "a get sub
scriber for two weeks We bsvs bin Tor al
time VIII our trends telephone Us =
dcssn new names todaY7
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

Or J. Y. Fowler hss removed his Office
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